300 IQ LEGO SETS!

These LEGO sets use genius building techniques!
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In this video, we'll look at LEGO's most clever sets - from creative LEGO building techniques to wild and wacky designs, these LEGO sets are sure to surprise you! Just wait until you see the last one! Enjoy!

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[SpitBrix]

Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications, so you don't miss my next video!

[hallowlitten]

Take a shot every time he uses a lego movie clip

[CharlKlein]

The wall element trick is used in a few lego Architecture sets as miniature stairs. 

21045 - Trafalgar Square > Page 52, 56
21058 - Pyramid of Giza > Page 70

[mqthew]

I work at a buy, sell, and trade Lego store so I’m seeing really cool design elements every day. Rear view mirrors are always the most creative to see.

[武田ユノ.]

The use of the minifig legs for the Lions is because in real life, 2 "Lions dancers" would cooperate and create the movements of the lion on the poles. There's a person controlling the head and the second person is behind holding/lifting the first guy. This means that yes, LEGO is taking realistic factors into the set.

[InfiniteCringe]

One of my favorite build techniques is in the Orchids set, where they used the Demogorgon's head from the Stranger Things set as a representation of a small orchid flower.

[TwixedBlocks]

2:42 I had this set next to me while watching this. It was so funny to hear one of my favorite YouTubers talking about this!

[Jsdo]

Plain, transparent minifigure heads have been used as lamps in the Modular buildings since at least 2007. And the paint rollers were used as lamp holders in the Detective's Office in 2015 as well.

[LawAbidingCat]

I love the Orchid set, using hero factory pauldrons, bionicle eyes, frogs, gear pieces and my favourite technique, the fork pushed through the arm hole of a shield to get the smaller petals. Plus the re purposing of the DemiGorgon head. Easily one of my favourite sets purely for the part usage.

[tothemax]

The white phones on the deck of Titanic are probably the best techniques I have seen on it.

[shrimpee]

At this point, frogs in LEGO are everywhere

[zyxaqc]

"This set includes a gold pan."
Me, a TF2 fan: "Gold pan you say?"

[ryanwilson]

The Eiffel towers that uses a bunch of black sausages for around the middle part for decoration

[Voltorb]

The Statue of Liberty set from LEGO Architecture uses the hair peace from one old minifigure as a flame of its torch. I love that little detail so much.

[nobo]

Lamborghini countach uses a microphone as gear stick as well

[AlertedDust]

I remember watching your mixels vids when I was a kid

[legoferrari]

My favourite building technique Lego used _has_ to be for the rear bumper assembly for the Speed Champions Pagani Utopia, where Lego used four traditional car door pieces in a completely different way to capture the distinctive shaping of the Pagani's rear end.

[Shinychicken]

7:15 the 21045 Architecture Trafalgar Square also uses the same technique

[tanyadavies]

Ninjago crystallized king dragon set uses a hot dog piece as it's eyebrows

[needfoolthings]

0:10 I would wager that the lions are parade costumes for two people. Of course there's minifig legs...